格魯吉亞將二讀反外國影響法案 民眾周日上街反對
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【Now新聞台】俄羅斯鄰國格魯吉亞的國會周二將二讀反外國影響法案，大批民眾周日晚上街反對通過法案。
格魯吉亞首都第比利斯周日晚有大批民眾上街表明反對法案，示威號召者又呼籲民眾在國會周二開會二讀法案時再次上街。
格魯吉亞日前提出立法，要求媒體或非商業組織若有兩成資金來自外國，需要註冊為「受外國影響代理人」。反對法案的民眾形容法案是「俄羅斯法律」，旨在打擊批評聲音。歐盟亦說，法案若獲通過，將窒礙格魯吉亞與歐盟一體化的進程。
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